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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
2
The Andrews News details publication schedule and pricing. It lists editor H Douglass Oswald and a yearly subscription of $2.00. It notes second class matter status from February 23, 1919 and postal filing in Andrews South Carolina. It requires signatures on communications and provides business office inquiry details.
June 24 1920 report notes many prominent Democrats arriving in Fisco while Los Angeles sees a wave of arrivals. Tobacco harvest in the Andrews market is forecast at about three million pounds though hornworms damage many leaves.
A proposed community club in Andrews would serve visitors and locals with an open hall for dances meetings and public speaking plus private rooms for men women and children. The facility would be built by subscription and offer affordable hot lunches and limited sleeping quarters with beds kept for those in need.
The News argues for a community club in Andrews to serve travelers and market visitors. It would provide cool rest areas with private rooms, accessible to the public but not a store, and generate income for merchants and banks through increased patronage. The plan aims to become a reality within a year.
R E Currin of Pee Dee experiment station offers control guidance for tobacco horn worms. Early appearance allows easy poisoning or hand removal. arsenical sprays or powders are best. Lead arsenate and Paris Green vary in effectiveness. application rates given. Regular spraying and prompt destruction of the first crop reduce later damage. harvest may precede a second crop.
The article describes two kinds of eye spots: floating spots caused by normal eye imperfections and digestive disturbances, and stationary spots signaling cataracts or opacity of the crystalline lens. It notes floating spots are common and usually benign, while stationary spots warrant medical attention for lens opacity.
In a tense moment during a play session Harrieth remarks that Rosalind must be an awful thinker inside to voice such comments outside. Rosalind loses her temper and directs sharp critique toward Harrieth and the dolls.
Along the Pacific coast three common gulls are described the glaucous winged the western and the California gulls all white headed and not very different from the herring gull according to A A Allen cited in American Forestry.
Health authorities warn wood alcohol is injurious and can cause blindness if ingested or absorbed through the skin. The toxin appears in products like hair tonics and varnish fumes may harm via inhalation.
A devotional line honors the dead who kept themselves unspotted from the world and praises those who did so in life and memory.
Jud Tonkin recalls a man whose idea of success is singing off key so loudly that others must yield. The vignette reflects a humorous, sharp-edged portrait of noisy self assertion.
The Florence Chamber of Commerce secretary attacks the South Carolina Development Board but offers no specifics. The Board aims to unite state effort under Do it for South Carolina to develop resources and improve moral and intellectual assets, with Governor Cooper and others backing it. The piece argues for support and ridicules obstructionism.
The News and Courier ran a series by Set Rice Jr. on expanding a coast shellfish and fish industry. About 10 000 acres of oysters exist with a $3 000 000 annual value, and experts urge initiative and capital to develop a profitable modern seafood sector in South Carolina.
Natives along the Orange River develop a method to extract coconut milk by placing the fruit over ashes. Heat causes fat and butter from the husk to be absorbed into the milk, altering its quantity and improving its taste.
The youthful suit features a box plaited skirt and a short straight coat. Clever cutting centers on round buttons in two sizes with silk braid embellishment. A small inconspicuous collar completes the understated look.
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